OPEN NEXT WINTER

The actor from “Seven Samurai” who told the world what a samurai is,Toshiro Mifune, is coming back to New York.

This will be a new kind of “Washoku” restaurant where you will find creative Japanese foods on the floors. With an attractive, stylish atmosphere and a luxurious reception this will be a great location for dining, tourism, and many other occasions.The menu producer, Hiroki Yoshitake, is the owner and chef of “Sola” in Paris, France, which has received a star in the Michelin Guide. We hope you will enjoy your time and the many dishes that defy the stereotype, as well as our meticulous service.Next winter a restaurant that will allow you experience Japan with all five senses will open at Midtown East.

CONCEPT

The same way Toshiro Mifune crossed the ocean
and became appreciated in the world,
Young talented chefs from the top stages of the culinary world will come together and open this restaurant in New York City.
They will create high quality “Washoku”.
and a restaurant that lets you experience it
with all of your senses.

TOSHIRO MIFUNE (1920 – 1997)

A Japanese actor who charmed the whole world as he appeared in almost 170 films during his lifetime. During the 50’s and 60’s he appeared in classics such as “Seven Samurai” and many other movies by Akira Kurosawa and his staff. He received prizes such as the Blue Ribbon and others at the Venice International Film Festival, and in America he even appeared in the TV-series “Shogun” (1980). Many people and productions, both film and stage, have been influenced by this one Japanese actor who has now even been chosen to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2016. Mifune’s acting ability and strong presence is still being highly valued and appreciated today.

1947

Snow Trail (Debut)

1950

Scandal, Rashomon (Rashomon won the Golden Lion at Venice International Film Festival)

1954

Seven Samurai, Samurai I: Miyamoto Musashi

1958

The Hidden Fortress, Rickshaw Man

1960

The Bad Sleeps Well

1961

Yojimbo (Mifune won the prize for Best Actor at Venice International Film Festival)

1967

Grand Prix

1962

Sanjuro

1963

High and Low

1965

Red Beard (He won his second prize for Best Actor at Venice International Film Festival)